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Asylum-seekers who have exhausted their right to be accommodated in five bread-processing centers in the country, but who must cooperate in return if they can not really stay. municipalities on this form of reception. Over the next three years, venues will be set up in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven and Groningen. It's a three-year trial. If the approach succeeds, three sites will be added.
The government pays 48 million euros to the reception, which is still often paid for by the municipalities themselves. This put an end to a long-standing conflict between the municipalities and the government.
In the street
The government believes that rejected asylum seekers are no longer allowed to stay and must leave the country. Municipalities emphasize that this does not usually happen and people end up on the streets. They find this unacceptable.
The alderman van Ooijen of Utrecht spoke at the signing of a historic moment. In his city, former litigants are supported since 2001. He calls them "undocumented"
The new reception officially calls the National Immigration Service (LVV). Secretary of State Harbers points out that not all unsuccessful asylum seekers are eligible. "This is a residual group that lies between the coast and the ship." He expects there to be about 1,500 people a year.
They receive a sober welcome, which is not without obligation. If a stay in the Netherlands is really not there, people have to cooperate in return. "If you throw the stick against the cradle, your place in the LVV will become obsolete," said Harbers.
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